The day is lost: our friends do all revolt

31.22617And join against us with the adverse part.

31.32618There is no means of safety but by flight,

31.42619And therefore I'll to Cornwall with my queen.

I think there is a devil in the camp hath haunted 2622me today: he hath so tired me that in a manner I can fight no2623 more.

31.62624'Zounds, here he comes; I'll take me to my horse.

Farewell, Welshman, give thee but thy due:

31.82627Thou hast a light and nimble pair of legs.

31.92628Thou art more in debt to them than to thy hands,

31.102629But if I meet thee once again today

31.112630I'll cut them off and set them to a better heart.